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Hi Frank I don't know why you would think you have? Nothing said there to upset anyone

Not having had one its hard to pass an opinion, I am sure there will be others who have more experience of one What were you thinking of using it for? A band saw is more useful for most things but it does depend on your aims

Apart from its a radial arm saw not a lot really It looks a bit of a beast for the casual user

I cannot help with a year of manufacture, although many machines have it stamped on the spec label but assume you looked there Its remarkably similar to others I have seen, DeWalt, Kity, Elu and others Without a dust port its likely 1990s or earlier I would have thought

Hi Heidi The only reason I mentioned the Hegner (versus Hefner) is to aid a search if you were using that spelling ;-) I am not the spelling police ;-) If you google Hegner Multicut SE manual The first hit is a manual covering the model, although its for a later model not that much has...

Firstly its a *Hegner* (not Hefner) If you see the image attached it shows how the silver arm fits, it supports the hold down foot as shown You will also see the later models have a quick tension lever at the front and a different type of blower tube the one you show has the tube through the...

To add to the aforementioned I would post a picture of your Parkside saw as there are a few of them Mostly the same but the blade clamps on the later ones are different and will take pinless without modification If its like the one posted by Dominik the Axminster blade clamps are a...

Thanks for that thought, I don't think so but will check again This type of fan can be wall mounted too, and you can adjust the angle either way by 5 degrees, (although how you could fit a wall fan 5 degrees out is another matter) but the ceiling fan does move the 5 degrees with no apparent...

I did try that and removing them completely I should say I have done several different varieties in the past but this one is being stubborn I was hoping someone had previous experience of this one knew the knack of getting the grille off It really can't be that hard but don't want to break...

These are the photos I tried to post earlier Its a bathroom fan, it has a stand off cover, removed by two screws, the instructions say loosen the screws but don't remove them, then pull bottom of grille while lifting But it seems securely stuck I did not want to break it by forcing it Any...

Yes indeed I was out grandson sitting all day and rushed the adding of photos, I will try again now

darn pictures didn't load will try again later

I wonder if anyone has managed to take one of these apart? As I am struggling and don't want to break it The face place comes off with two screws no problem, the instructions say loosen the screws but leave them in, then pull bottom of grille while lifting But it does not seem to want to...

Hi , I am also in the UK (Cornwall) and have often seen mention of Baltic birch plywood The timber merchants I have dealt with either don't recognise it as a term or don't stock it When I have found someone who stocks it its an exhorbitent price For some years I have used what I would term...

Thanks for the feedback, much as I expected actually The organiser of most of our local car boots has lots of rules (pre covid) one in several locations say no dogs under any circumstances, but on the day you find people wandering around with them or carrying them So what chance he will abide...

I completely agree, its rather late in the day IMHO

Out of interest, how was it conducted? ie was it a one way system? staggered entrance ? Just curious how they minimised the risk re the virus

This has to be a wind up surely ;-) Re seat belts, even if the assertion were true, the facts are that wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of injury or death (even if you were going faster than you were) Wearing a mask and others doing likewise *will* reduce the risk to both parties, *and*...

My only comment there is, you are lucky to find a car boot running We have just had one start up but its about the worst one around, I will give it a miss for a while yet

I couldn't agree more Whats the fuss, if its mandatory just comply whats the big deal As to the suggestion that people wearing seat belts drive faster, what a load of tosh, people that want to speed, will do, it was no different before seat belts became mandatory, people drove to fast then...